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Originally Posted by TheByzantine
Something an AA sponsor mentioned to me has stuck: "Try it. If it does not work, you can have all your misery back."
Therapists like other professionals need to know about all that is going on with a client. Selective disclosure does not allow the therapist to get to the heart of the matter, prolonging therapy and increasing the likelihood of frustration.
Not working with your therapist to achieve a good result probably means keeping your misery the whole time.
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Oh I agree that therapists need to know what is going on...although I also believe that a trusting relationship needs to be developed first in order for the client to feel safe enough to disclose.